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Thanks so much for the feedback! 😊 Great suggestion, we’ll definitely consider it for future content!

Thanks for your question! 😊 SMS APIs are usually paid services or work on a pay-as-you-go model, so there aren’t many truly free options.

Perhaps after logging in to Google, the next action is the user before registering a user in a table, it appears that Flutterflow first moves to the page set after logging in on the initial page of settings.

Hello, you can try making a user with a trigger on users.auth table in superbase, which can insert a new row into public.users_data after a new user signs up. This way you insert a row into public.users_data table directly from the backend. 😀

@@The_Calda_ I set the action to proceed to the steps below when clicking the Google linked account registration button in Flutterflow. Step 1: Google login Step 2: Register public users table user Step 3: Go to the login page The current situation is as follows. Step 1 is progressing well, and the account is being registered in Supabase's auth table. The problem is that Flutterflow cannot proceed to step 2 and goes directly to Settings >> Authentication >> Page movement after logging in. So I can't register users in the public users table. I would appreciate it if you could give me an answer on where I should check. thank you

@@The_Calda_ I set the action to proceed to the steps below when clicking the Google linked account registration button in Flutterflow. Step 1: Google login Step 2: Register public users table user Step 3: Go to the login page The current situation is as follows. Step 1 is progressing well, and the account is being registered in Supabase's auth table. The problem is that Flutterflow cannot proceed to step 2 and goes directly to Settings >> Authentication >> Page movement after logging in. So I can't register users in the public users table. I would appreciate it if you could give me an answer on where I should check. thank you

Thanks for the great feedback! 😀 For the "Sign in with Google" button, it can be a bit confusing, but FlutterFlow offers clear guidelines and resources to help. 🙌 But maybe we could do a tutorial on this in a future video.

You can create a backend query in Flutterflow on the page where your Custom chart is. In this case, your backend should return a list of doubles. Simply use the response of this backend query as an input to the parameter of the custom widget "numbers".

@@The_Calda_ thanks for reply. Do you have any videos showing that when I create a Backend Query, I have a list of rows but can't link it to the chart. Also, any advice for date picking up?

Linking data to the chart depends on your use case. If you have a list of rows from the backend, you can try mapping or transforming them to a list of desired numbers, before binding them to the chart.

Yes, if the email used for signing in with Google authentication matches the one used for creating the account via email and password, the user will be logged into the same account. In this case, the account will now have two authentication providers linked to it: email and Google.

There are multiple factors to consider when it comes to choosing your backend structure and both Firebase and Supabase are great options to go with. We usually consider Supabase a better option due to the SQL structure, better performance, and smaller ongoing costs (especially when you scale). There are other project-specific factors to consider always as well, so make sure to do your own research to decide which of the tools is better for your project specifically.

Make sure to have the id column in your users_data set to type uuid.

If you get this error the issue is probably in the Google credentials. You should have a credential of type Android (delete if you have an existing one) in your projects Google developer console with the correct package name (e.g. com.company.example) and SHA-1 signature. The latter is trickier since you need to generate it yourself, paste it to the Google dev console while generating credentials and then use that credentials clientId in your login setup configuration. Check FlutterFlow Docs: Google Sign-In (Supabase) and then Initial Setup.

@@The_Calda_ Thank you very much, I managed to solve it by creating a new project and with new credentials, and it worked.

If you get this error the issue is probably in the Google credentials. You should have a credential of type Android (delete if you have an existing one) in your projects Google developer console with the correct package name (e.g. com.company.example) and SHA-1 signature. The latter is trickier since you need to generate it yourself, paste it to the Google dev console while generating credentials and then use that credentials clientId in your login setup configuration. Check FlutterFlow Docs: Google Sign-In (Supabase) and then Initial Setup.

Great suggestion! 😃 We'll definitely consider adding it to our upcoming content schedule. Stay tuned and thanks for your interest!

@@The_Calda_ Same here. Any update on Apple login?

As of now, the Apple login tutorial is on our content schedule. Stay tuned for more updates. 🙌😎

@@The_Calda_ Looking forward to this one too

We're happy to hear that!

Thanks for your feedback! 😃 We'll consider making a guide in the future. Stay tuned :)

Sounds interesting, we will definitely look into this :)

Great, thanks! Let us know if you need any further assistance :)

I am still stuck on Stripe integration in Flutterflow when using Supabase backend. I am considering building the integration in a custom backend, but I would still really prefer Flutterflow native support. Any videos on this could be interesting

yeap same issue

Hey, purpose of every video we post is to help people with the development process of their apps. We still believe that the video can be very helpful for FlutterFlow newbies and we also offer to get our code from out Github link. That being said, if you'd like some help on how to modify the code, drop us a message on anze@thecalda.com! Thanks!

He gave you the exact steps to follow. If you’d spent as much time trying it as you did writing that novella response, you’d probably have worked it out by now…

Glad we were able to help! 🧡🐙

Hi! Of course, Xano is still super scalable and you can achieve a lot with it for sure. In many occasions it's a better tool to go with, but overall we really believe that Supabase is more suitable for very complex apps with complex DB structure and need for scalability. That being said, we love Xano too!

I built an app on xano and then rebuilt it on supabase where it was way faster development especially with the use of AI. I dont have to manually build logic on xano which takes time, I rather write prompt to ai and it gives me the code (ofcourse with a few iterations to get it right). I love xano too but supabase would be my first pick.

Thanks guys!!

Yep, pretty much 😅. But remember that these days you don't have to be a developer to write a couple of lines of code... 😇 ChatGPT 😇...

It really depends on a personal preference in the end. Xano is cool, especially if you don't know how to write code!